Paul-
Please read http://wiki.apache.org/spamassassin/UsingSQL
We have done the same thing at our site and it works great.
-Davin
Dan-
Make sure you are vacuuming your database. I have seen similar
postgresql slow downs with a large database that has not been vacuumed.
For a permanent solution I would suggest migrating to mysql instead. I
love postgresql but it has a lot of overhead designed to make it a
transactiona
Jeff-
You might also want to see if you copy the message out of a client
application like Thunderbird and then copy the image to your server and
running giftopnm on it. It might be that uudeview is the problem and
not giftopnm. The errors sounds like a corrupt gif image. This should
not ef
Jeff-
Make sure you apply the patches to both the gocr source and
Image::ExifTool. The gocr patch deals specifically with the segfault
issues.
From the docs:
# - Perl module Image::ExifTool and a patch for GIF pics:
# http://antispam.imp.ch/patches/patch-GIF-Colortable
#
# - Gocr from ht
Stuart-
Not significant that I have noticed. We are running a dedicated
spamassassin gateway
however. It's only job is to process spam. It is running dual Xeon
2.80GHz/2MB cache with 4GB of RAM over RAID5 with some scratch partitions
loaded in RAM. We also run clamav, mimedefang, bayes out
ource you can download it from:
http://spamassassin.apache.org/downloads.cgi?update=200607261000
Notice on the bottom of the page that they have an archive. I would try
to match the version numbers so you don't introduce any wierd bugs.
Hope this helps.
Sincerely,
Davin Flatten
ep
SPAMPIC_ALPHA', on a high volume server you should see some rules
matching after a few minutes. If so then you are OCR'ing the images!
Hope this helps!
Sincerely,
Davin Flatten
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Davin Flatten
Unix Systems Administrator
University of Massachusetts
Amherst, MA 01003
Phone: 413-545-1580
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
